T-MO REPS...... GREAT NEWS!!!!
IF YOU WORK FOR T-Mobile...keep reading:
Are you ready to become a part of the Nations #1 Network?
Update for NEW Plans...
EFFECTIVE 03/01/2005:
ALL T-Mo Plans will include the following:
FREE Mobile-to-Mobile
FREE Nights at 7pm (weekends are $5)
FREE Roaming/Long Distance Nationwide
FREE second Line (2nd,3rd, & 4th are $10/piece)
FREE Samsung Camera Phones
$10 Data package to include unlimited Text, 10mB internet, 500 MMS
and the best part of all....
T-Mobile has purchased rights to all over Cingular/ATT's 850mHz Spectrum allover the USA. THAT MEANS WE WILL BE THE BIGGEST NETWORK IN AMERICA!!!!!!!
KICK ASS!!!!!
Are you ready to become a part of the Nations #1 Network?
Update for NEW Plans...
EFFECTIVE 03/01/2005:
ALL T-Mo Plans will include the following:
FREE Mobile-to-Mobile
FREE Nights at 7pm (weekends are $5)
FREE Roaming/Long Distance Nationwide
FREE second Line (2nd,3rd, & 4th are $10/piece)
FREE Samsung Camera Phones
$10 Data package to include unlimited Text, 10mB internet, 500 MMS
and the best part of all....
T-Mobile has purchased rights to all over Cingular/ATT's 850mHz Spectrum allover the USA. THAT MEANS WE WILL BE THE BIGGEST NETWORK IN AMERICA!!!!!!!
KICK ASS!!!!!
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Hi, eventhough I am not a T-Mobile Employee, what about the customers? Will we be able to use the 850MHz frequency, and will we have Free Mobile-to-Mobile, and Nights starting at 7pm?
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Where is this information coming from? I'm a direct dealer in Ohio, and i know we constantly have people saying "if you offered" this, or "when are you going to offer" that. Damn I hope this is true!
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I would like to use the 850MHz too, to see whats the big difference between the 1900MHz and the 850MHz.
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Think of it like Sub-woofers. when a car drives by and the windows are up, you don't hear trebble, you only hear the boom of the sub-woofers therefore applying the same analogy to the phone frequency would mean that the signal would be stronger and able to travel further than the higher 1900 mhz. This was acually the idea behind old TDMA. If that helps you understand the difference at all. I think it would be a great service to add to T-Mobile's network. You and me both dude, I wanna try it too 😁
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Dude... I'm not even responding to your post... I just waana say that your hadle is awesome. 🤣 hilarious
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Um, right, yeah. This has got to be one of the most idiotic things I've heard in a long time, no offense. But what good does 850 band do good to T-Mobile when they don't offer a single phone that includes the 850 band? Oh yeah, that's right, they want people to go buy phones from somewhere else, not from T-Mobile. That makes sense, I'd rather have someone else make a profit, not myself.
And even if this is true, how exactly would this give T-Mobile the largest network in the US? Alot of their coverage right now is there thanks to roaming agreements with Cingular and possibly other smaller GSM carriers to use their 1900 band. T-Mobile is miles and miles away from having the largest network in the US.
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And even if this is true, how exactly would this give T-Mobile the largest network in the US? Alot of their coverage right now is there thanks to roaming agreements with Cingular and possibly other smaller GSM carriers to use their 1900 band. T-Mobile is miles and miles away from having the largest network in the US.
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The Motorola phones Cingular offers are quad-band. T-Mobile doesn't offer any quad-band phones. And if they do, please point out which one. 🙂
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I never said it wasn't.
So, I guess T-Mobile is hoping everyone will flock and get one so they could make use of the 850 band, that makes sense! lol, not really.
The bottom line is that T-Mobile is going to have absolutely nothing to do with the 850 band.
So, I guess T-Mobile is hoping everyone will flock and get one so they could make use of the 850 band, that makes sense! lol, not really.
The bottom line is that T-Mobile is going to have absolutely nothing to do with the 850 band.
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I don't know this for sure. It doesn't require alot of common sense though to know that T-Mobile making agreements to use Cingular's 850 band is pretty pointless and impractical, let alone, it'd be a waste of their money.
Yes, they'd gain alot more coverage. But who'd be making use of it? It seems T-Mobile offers one quad-band device. So for the people that would want to make use of that 850 band would have to go out and buy a phone from someone other than T-Mobile. Unless of course they changed their whole line-up to offer quad-band phones.
They would spend so much money on something they don't need and on something that wouldn't give them that great of returns. And I'm sure T-Mobile is about making a profit, not losing money.
Yes, they'd gain alot more coverage. But who'd be making use of it? It seems T-Mobile offers one quad-band device. So for the people that would want to make use of that 850 band would have to go out and buy a phone from someone other than T-Mobile. Unless of course they changed their whole line-up to offer quad-band phones.
They would spend so much money on something they don't need and on something that wouldn't give them that great of returns. And I'm sure T-Mobile is about making a profit, not losing money.
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Would it be totally unreasonable that T-Mobile began offering 850 Mhz handsets? They aren't more expensive. I think they actually have to reprogram phones from certain manufacturers to make them 900 Mhz compatible. Adding another frequency all together is only slightly more expensive. I'm not saying I believe that T-Mo is going to strike a network deal with Cingular, because I don't think it makes business sense for Cingular, but it's not that outrageous or expensive of a concept for T-Mobile to implement.
Besides, T-Mobile gives all their customers ($34.99 a month and higher) a new handset every eleven months. That means it would only take 11 months to replace every customers handset with one that could take advantage of an expanded...
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Besides, T-Mobile gives all their customers ($34.99 a month and higher) a new handset every eleven months. That means it would only take 11 months to replace every customers handset with one that could take advantage of an expanded...
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Would it be totally unreasonable that T-Mobile began offering 850 Mhz handsets? They aren't more expensive. I think they actually have to reprogram phones from certain manufacturers to make them 900 Mhz compatible. Adding another frequency all together is only slightly more expensive. I'm not saying I believe that T-Mo is going to strike a network deal with Cingular, because I don't think it makes business sense for Cingular, but it's not that outrageous or expensive of a concept for T-Mobile to implement.
Besides, T-Mobile gives all their customers ($34.99 a month and higher) a new handset every eleven months. That means it would only take 11 months to replace every customers handset with one that
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I didn't know that Cingular was so hard up. Adding Cingular's 850 Mhz would have to cost T-Mobile huge, and I mean huge, because it opens the door for T-Mobile to not only have the cheapest plans, but also a share in the largest network in the US. I think, from looking at the coverage maps, that it would be larger than Verizon's digital area (at least in most areas).
The only thing that concerns me, and I think someone stated it before, is that T-Mobile getting this close to Cingular could smell like another "merger" to some folks. And I like T-Mobile just the way it is (except they need high speed, network-wide data and that's it).
The only thing that concerns me, and I think someone stated it before, is that T-Mobile getting this close to Cingular could smell like another "merger" to some folks. And I like T-Mobile just the way it is (except they need high speed, network-wide data and that's it).
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sorry. I forgot to add that besides high speed, network-wide data, T-Mobile also needs a quad-band toaster phone with bluetooth and a giga-pixel camera and dual 480x480 TFT 265K displays. and then I could sleep at night.
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Did you see the 4th quarter reports? Cingular came out ahead last year despite the merger. And the 4th quarter earnings were larger than expected (which means they actually made money). As far as striking deals with T-Mobil, any deal would be by region and would require a lot of expensive and time draining foot work by T-Mob to launch. On top of thatthe 850mhz is really just a support frequency for the 1900, it's a piggy back to increase coverage in harder to reach areas (like buildings) so in order to take advantage of the 850mhz they would also have to contract to utalize the 1900mhz. It would be quite spendy.
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Simply check the T-Mobile Carrier page on this site:
https://www.phonescoop.com/carriers/carrier.php?c=5 »
Motorola A630
https://www.phonescoop.com/phones/phone.php?p=418 »
Motorola v180
https://www.phonescoop.com/phones/phone.php?p=466 »
Motorola v600
https://www.phonescoop.com/phones/phone.php?p=247 »
All the listed Motorola phones are quad band.
https://www.phonescoop.com/carriers/carrier.php?c=5 »
Motorola A630
https://www.phonescoop.com/phones/phone.php?p=418 »
Motorola v180
https://www.phonescoop.com/phones/phone.php?p=466 »
Motorola v600
https://www.phonescoop.com/phones/phone.php?p=247 »
All the listed Motorola phones are quad band.
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That is true and false at the same time, although it does say this site that those phones are quad band, that is also not carrier specific. T-mobile's versions of those phones are not actually quad band. they are only tri-band. when you purchase them at a T-Mobile store (like mine) the box clearly say "tri-band" however, there are versions of the same model for other carriers (like Cingular) or european T-Mobile that do offer those phones that are quad band, sorry if this strikes a nerve, no intentions of doing so
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McCracken is absolutely right. Sure it says quad-band, but if you've ever noticed, Cingular is the one that carries the quad-band versions of those phones, not T-Mobile. Go to tmobile.com and see for yourself, click on the specs of any of those phones isted above and you'll clearly see they are only tri-band.
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HeroPsychoDreamer said:
McCracken is absolutely right. Sure it says quad-band, but if you've ever noticed, Cingular is the one that carries the quad-band versions of those phones, not T-Mobile. Go to tmobile.com and see for yourself, click on the specs of any of those phones isted above and you'll clearly see they are only tri-band.
Again, my friend you are mistaken. though currently in the U.S. T-Mobile operates in the 1900mhz band, our phones that are listed as "quad band" DO indeed have that active frequency of 850. At this time, the only use for it is pocket roaming which goes as such: If a customer has a quad band handset, and is in a roaming area, when moving about, a tower "handoff" may be to a...
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But there's only about two phones listed as quadband, handful of the phones you listed in your other post as quad-band really aren't quad-band, at least not the ones offered by T-Mobile. I'm not sure where you got that they are quad-band, but you've been mislead. Only two of the phones you listed by you are quad-band.
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bizkitsngravy said:...HeroPsychoDreamer said:
McCracken is absolutely right. Sure it says quad-band, but if you've ever noticed, Cingular is the one that carries the quad-band versions of those phones, not T-Mobile. Go to tmobile.com and see for yourself, click on the specs of any of those phones isted above and you'll clearly see they are only tri-band.
Again, my friend you are mistaken. though currently in the U.S. T-Mobile operates in the 1900mhz band, our phones that are listed as "quad band" DO indeed have that active frequency of 850. At this time, the only use for it is pocket roaming which goes as such: If a customer has a quad band handset, and is in a roaming area, when mov
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Starr06 said:...bizkitsngravy said:HeroPsychoDreamer said:
McCracken is absolutely right. Sure it says quad-band, but if you've ever noticed, Cingular is the one that carries the quad-band versions of those phones, not T-Mobile. Go to tmobile.com and see for yourself, click on the specs of any of those phones isted above and you'll clearly see they are only tri-band.
Again, my friend you are mistaken. though currently in the U.S. T-Mobile operates in the 1900mhz band, our phones that are listed as "quad band" DO indeed have that active frequency of 850. At this time, the only use for it is pocket roaming which goes as such: If a customer has a quad band handset,
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HeroPsychoDreamer said:
The Motorola phones Cingular offers are quad-band. T-Mobile doesn't offer any quad-band phones. And if they do, please point out which one. 🙂
To name a few V600, Hp ipaq h6315, BB 7100t, the new BB 7290 (?) that is coming out.
Also, some of our phones such as the Nokia 6010, nokia 6800, Ngage, support 850 as well, but only as a dual band, and to my knowledge the Mot C650 we have is not the eurasion model, which means that it is a tri-band phone supporting 850/1800/1900.
I spoke with a Sr. Manager today at work, for a project I've been asked to work on, but I did ask out of curiosity about this 850mhz rumor. He said it is true. We have been testing it for some time he a...
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The V600 offered by T-Mobile is not a quad-band phone.
The N-Gage QD offered by T-Mobile is tri-band, 900/1800/1900.
And the Motorola C650 also is a tri-band phone, 900/1800/1900.
They made no specifications about the Nokia 6800 and 6010.
The only phones you are correct about are the 7100t and the iPAQ.
The N-Gage QD offered by T-Mobile is tri-band, 900/1800/1900.
And the Motorola C650 also is a tri-band phone, 900/1800/1900.
They made no specifications about the Nokia 6800 and 6010.
The only phones you are correct about are the 7100t and the iPAQ.
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Well, I'm sorry, but I am correct. I work for T-Mobile and am an advanced care rep. I work more so in wireless data, but it's my job to know these things. I also used to work for cingular prior to my employment with T-Mobile, so I am quite familiar with things. When I can read it on our company's intranet, and device support tools, and work with them on a daily basis, I'm not being mislead in any capacity. For instance, the V600 is indeed quad band, the Nokia Ngage is a dual band handset, not triband.
If I may ask, where are you getting your imformation from? (and I'm being serious, not trying to be a butt at all, so please don't take it that way)
If I may ask, where are you getting your imformation from? (and I'm being serious, not trying to be a butt at all, so please don't take it that way)
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HeroPsychoDreamer said:
I'm getting my information straight from T-Mobile's website.
Well, I see that, now. However, I wonder why it's not advertised unlike others. That band is supported, with all of our device matrix's, and simulators, as well as any specific specs you look up. Also, it is listed as compatible for pocket roaming, and when put side by side in comparison is still listed as quad band.
I also did some internet reserch, and motorola markets it as a quad band phone, too. However, a lot of people from what I'm reading got confused when it was heavily marketed as a quad band handset, and that sparked some big debates about 1900 vs. 850. I assume it was taken off the website to avoid furth...
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Ok...I don't stick my foot in my mouth too often but I was wrong on the v600...I'm at work looking at the models now. Also I made a mistake on the c650-we have the eurasion version which is 900/1800/1900. All others I was correct on, and also on pocket roaming. (I swear though at one point the v600 was featured as quad-band) oh well. I must be going crazy....sorry for all the hoopla,folks.
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bizkitsngravy said:You're not crazy. The 600 was indeed quad band. Moto and Tmobile decided on one of the radios being disabled.
Ok...I don't stick my foot in my mouth too often but I was wrong on the v600...I'm at work looking at the models now. Also I made a mistake on the c650-we have the eurasion version which is 900/1800/1900. All others I was correct on, and also on pocket roaming. (I swear though at one point the v600 was featured as quad-band) oh well. I must be going crazy....sorry for all the hoopla,folks.
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I think technically maybe it is still quad-band, although it isn't usable that way because of the 850 Mhz band being disabled. If that is the case, then he and Starr are both right. 😉
By the way, has anybody else noticed how the exclusion of that 850 band has made all the difference? The Cingular/ATT version of this phone sucked (I have one, and trust me it sucks) but my T-Mobile V600 is really a great handset. I haven't heard anybody else complaining about the T-Mobile version either.
By the way, has anybody else noticed how the exclusion of that 850 band has made all the difference? The Cingular/ATT version of this phone sucked (I have one, and trust me it sucks) but my T-Mobile V600 is really a great handset. I haven't heard anybody else complaining about the T-Mobile version either.
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JDigital said:I've used a friend's 600 on Tmobile's network, and it's butter smooth. Possibly the best voice quality I've ever experienced.
I think technically maybe it is still quad-band, although it isn't usable that way because of the 850 Mhz band being disabled. If that is the case, then he and Starr are both right. 😉
By the way, has anybody else noticed how the exclusion of that 850 band has made all the difference? The Cingular/ATT version of this phone sucked (I have one, and trust me it sucks) but my T-Mobile V600 is really a great handset. I haven't heard anybody else complaining about the T-Mobile version either.
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and the Tmobile version IS TRI BAND, ive checked in the settings using the hidden menus
regarding v600 quality:
also, I think the call quality is pretty "muffled" on it, I reallyVERY slowly on all v600s ive used. if someone calls, it takes a couple seconds to answer after its flipped open (i dont use the auto answer on open feature since I like to screen calls and shut the lid when i dont want to take the call..this silences the ringer)
its also the least reliable phone ive ever used.. I reutrned one due to it all of sudden never getting any signal when other tmobile phones were (realized it was the phone after no service for a few days), then i returned the replacement they sent (after 2 weeks since it was on backorder.. apparant...
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regarding v600 quality:
also, I think the call quality is pretty "muffled" on it, I reallyVERY slowly on all v600s ive used. if someone calls, it takes a couple seconds to answer after its flipped open (i dont use the auto answer on open feature since I like to screen calls and shut the lid when i dont want to take the call..this silences the ringer)
its also the least reliable phone ive ever used.. I reutrned one due to it all of sudden never getting any signal when other tmobile phones were (realized it was the phone after no service for a few days), then i returned the replacement they sent (after 2 weeks since it was on backorder.. apparant...
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and the Tmobile version IS TRI BAND, ive checked in the settings using the hidden menus
regarding v600 quality:
also, I think the call quality is pretty "muffled" on it, I reallyVERY slowly on all v600s ive used. if someone calls, it takes a couple seconds to answer after its flipped open (i dont use the auto answer on open feature since I like to screen calls and shut the lid when i dont want to take the call..this silences the ringer)
its also the least reliable phone ive ever used.. I reutrned one due to it all of sudden never getting any signal when other tmobile phones were (realized it was the phone after no service for a few days), then i returned the replacement they sent (after 2 weeks
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If true will the 7PM nights apply only to new customers/new contracts or will it be applied to currently customers under contract?
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wdoa said:
If true will the 7PM nights apply only to new customers/new contracts or will it be applied to currently customers under contract?
*If* it is true it will be the customer's responsibility to ask for the new rates. Many people are still on the $39.99 600 a/t minute plan when they can for the same money now get 1000 minutes for the same amout of money. To get the newer rate they need to call to get it.
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guitarman21 said:
You don't get nights with the 1000 $39.99 plan though.
But for the same money as you were paying for the 600 minutes anytime you can now get 1000. That's a significant difference for no extra money. You will only get that if you call in and ask for that. It won't automatically be given to you. Unless you ask for it you won't get it. I still don't see how some people can talk that long since over the holidays I was barely able to talk 1000 minutes and making an effort to do it.
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I hope no one is stupid enough to tell their customer base we're going to offer 7 o'clock nights. Whenever minutes is what T-Mobile is all about, remember, minutes, features, service. I'd advise not mentioning seven o'clock when following up. The best deal in wireless is not seven o'clock nights, it's 1000 anytime mins for 45.99.
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This totally off the subject, but this seems to be where people are. Where does Tmobile have call centers? How can I get on with the company?
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muchdrama said:Aleq said:One word and still the best reply to utter crap.
Whoosh. 🙄
My second favorite reply is "Pull the other one, it plays a merry tune!" 🤣
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Aleq said:I personally love "Pfft". It shows disdain on so many levels.muchdrama said:Aleq said:One word and still the best reply to utter crap.
Whoosh. 🙄
My second favorite reply is "Pull the other one, it plays a merry tune!" 🤣
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Where is this info coming from? Can you verify it at all? If you can, this is great news for T-Mobile, especially the M2M and 7pm nights.
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Is this true? 😕 It sounds like they are offering to much in to little time! If it is true, that would be great if they also did it for regular customers.
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Instead of freaking out (heropsychodreamer) how bout we just wait and see. Do you really think that if T-Mobile was going to jump onto 850 mhz that they wouldn't offer phones that could do it? Look at what at&t did before Cingular took over, it is quite possible that a carrier like T-Mobile could change things around quickly to offer better service. It's simple business ( better service, more coverage, more phones = more customers = more money 🙂) If all of this is true that is excellent news. However, I think that just like in the past, they will test certain features in certain markets to see if they take(just like buddy-time) I don't think that this will all happen on March 1st but I think that in the future, these are features that T-Mob...
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T-MoAGOGO said:
IF YOU WORK FOR T-Mobile...keep reading:
Are you ready to become a part of the Nations #1 Network?
Update for NEW Plans...
EFFECTIVE 03/01/2005:
ALL T-Mo Plans will include the following:
FREE Mobile-to-Mobile
FREE Nights at 7pm (weekends are $5)
FREE Roaming/Long Distance Nationwide
FREE second Line (2nd,3rd, & 4th are $10/piece)
FREE Samsung Camera Phones
$10 Data package to include unlimited Text, 10mB internet, 500 MMS
and the best part of all....
T-Mobile has purchased rights to all over Cingular/ATT's 850mHz Spectrum allover the USA. THAT MEANS WE WILL BE THE BIGGEST NETWORK IN AMERICA!!!!!!!
KICK ASS!!!!!
can u confirm this?
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I'd like to see T will activate EDGE in 21 markets then
850?! ALL licenses are used up, T is unable to obtain native 850 this time
7pm? possible, but I don't see it's practical in NY
$10 for 10MB? BU??SH??!!!
EVERYTHING SAID IS BU??SH??!!!
850?! ALL licenses are used up, T is unable to obtain native 850 this time
7pm? possible, but I don't see it's practical in NY
$10 for 10MB? BU??SH??!!!
EVERYTHING SAID IS BU??SH??!!!
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I'm having a hard time beleiving this. T-MoAGOGO posted this thread on Saturday and has yet to answer anyones request for any verifying information. Doe's ANYONE have something to back this up??? And who actually believes this claim?!
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I'd like to think nobody, but there's people that do, and will. And then in the end will only be disappointed because some Yahoo came on here BSing to gain some popularity, or something.
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Dont take anyone word, not even mine. Just wait, and then believe it once you see it. Thats the best approach.
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HeroPsychoDreamer said:
Dont take anyone word, not even mine. Just wait, and then believe it once you see it. Thats the best approach.
which is typically what i do lol
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I hope this is all true even tho he/she hasn't replied/posted anything since this. That is a retarded thing to do, if he/she just posted this and is makeing everyone going kind of crazy over this for NO reason!!
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Just as I thought. BOGUS info! I hope no one went hog wild telling all of their friends this is going to happen.
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😲 What? Great! It sounded to good to be true! Oh, well! It would have been great if it was true! But, guess not . . .
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T-MoAGOGO said:
IF YOU WORK FOR T-Mobile...keep reading:
Are you ready to become a part of the Nations #1 Network?
Update for NEW Plans...
EFFECTIVE 03/01/2005:
ALL T-Mo Plans will include the following:
FREE Mobile-to-Mobile
FREE Nights at 7pm (weekends are $5)
FREE Roaming/Long Distance Nationwide
FREE second Line (2nd,3rd, & 4th are $10/piece)
FREE Samsung Camera Phones
$10 Data package to include unlimited Text, 10mB internet, 500 MMS
and the best part of all....
T-Mobile has purchased rights to all over Cingular/ATT's 850mHz Spectrum allover the USA. THAT MEANS WE WILL BE THE BIGGEST NETWORK IN AMERICA!!!!!!!
KICK ASS!!!!!
Wow, where do you get your information?!?...
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Stevo2k4 said:...T-MoAGOGO said:
IF YOU WORK FOR T-Mobile...keep reading:
Are you ready to become a part of the Nations #1 Network?
Update for NEW Plans...
EFFECTIVE 03/01/2005:
ALL T-Mo Plans will include the following:
FREE Mobile-to-Mobile
FREE Nights at 7pm (weekends are $5)
FREE Roaming/Long Distance Nationwide
FREE second Line (2nd,3rd, & 4th are $10/piece)
FREE Samsung Camera Phones
$10 Data package to include unlimited Text, 10mB internet, 500 MMS
and the best part of all....
T-Mobile has purchased rights to all over Cingular/ATT's 850mHz Spectrum allover the USA. THAT MEANS WE WILL BE THE BIGGEST NETWORK IN AMERICA!!!!!!!
KICK ASS!!!!!
Wow, w
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Hopefully this will explain some of these comments:
I just got out of a Focus Group meeting with Robert dodson, Sue Nokes, as well as the whole enterage of executives from business implimentations, to enginneering, to sales, product development and IT...
SOME of the bullet points we discussed were EXACTLY covering the topic of which the origional post stated. There was a 2 hour meeting for us CSR's, and they also brought in Retail reps for a similar meeting from around the city.
To my understanding Robert Dodson is traveling around with everyone visiting various locations and holding similar discussions. The point it to find out what we need to do better (for our customers) in the eyes of the front line employees.
I can tell yo...
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I just got out of a Focus Group meeting with Robert dodson, Sue Nokes, as well as the whole enterage of executives from business implimentations, to enginneering, to sales, product development and IT...
SOME of the bullet points we discussed were EXACTLY covering the topic of which the origional post stated. There was a 2 hour meeting for us CSR's, and they also brought in Retail reps for a similar meeting from around the city.
To my understanding Robert Dodson is traveling around with everyone visiting various locations and holding similar discussions. The point it to find out what we need to do better (for our customers) in the eyes of the front line employees.
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interestingly enough there is a motorola that has a tenative release thru t mobile which only supports 800/1900...... 😕
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flip phone with no external caller id. yeah, what we need is another free phone to set next to the e103,v180,cf62t,6800,r225,& c225
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HelloEveryone said:
flip phone with no external caller id. yeah, what we need is another free phone to set next to the e103,v180,cf62t,6800,r225,& c225
diu its not about the phone being free, its about it supporting 850mhz, currently NO tmobile phones do that
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temp said:HelloEveryone said:
flip phone with no external caller id. yeah, what we need is another free phone to set next to the e103,v180,cf62t,6800,r225,& c225
diu its not about the phone being free, its about it supporting 850mhz, currently NO tmobile phones do that
Yes they do. Already has been discussed on this thread-We've already been through the V600, I'm not going to go there...T-Mobile's has the inate function, but from my understanding it's disabeled. We have the ipaq which is 850 enabeled, BB7100t, the upcoming 7290 is quad band, Treo 600, and also the Nokia 6010 and Ngage are single/dual band which support 1900 and 850.
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wow-I just re-read that, sorry for all the typos lol I'm still working on my first cup of coffee and reading e-mails and such lol
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bizkitsngravy said:
wow-I just re-read that, sorry for all the typos lol I'm still working on my first cup of coffee and reading e-mails and such lol
actually no, tmobile locks out the 850 band even though the phones are capable of supporting it
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I will doublecheck again when I get back to work tomorrow, but we do support pocket roaming.
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Yessir-here it goes: just checked again today, now, with the exception of the V600 confusion, and yes it is a tri-band, all of our devices that are "quad band" or single/dual band where 850 is incorporated DO support 850 pocket roaming. It states though we have no spectrum of our own, our customers with such handsets may in certain places still roam on 850. It also goes in to specify that carriers we have roaming agreements with that currently have both 850 and 1900 (in the same area) cannot legally prevent our customers from using the 850 side if their device has it. Also, it specifies not all services will be available either while on 850 vs. 1900. However, voice services will work.
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You know I would almost believe bizkitsngravy except you repeatedly misspelled Robert DoTson's name. What's up with that? 😕
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Where did you hear this from? I heard nothing about this?
Richard.Garcia@t-mobile.com
Richard.Garcia@t-mobile.com
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Its not true at all! The person who posted that info, admitted that its not true! Don't believe the hype!
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HAHAHAHAHAHA!!!! Sorry to disappoint you all, but everything I had stated in my original post was completely fabricated. Now...let this be a lesson to ALL of you, don't trust anybody, especially if they have a Retarded screen name like "T-MoAGOGO"...c'mon! 😉
PROPS to all of you that didn't belive it in the first place. What makes you think that T-Mo will ever be a contender between Cingular and Verizon? Anyways, you can go back to hating me and living your pathetic little lives. 😈 😈 😈
P.S. - Cingular will always be better than sh*tty T-Mobile.....always. 👿
P.S.S - I like the "swiss-cheese" coverage maps...great touch.
PROPS to all of you that didn't belive it in the first place. What makes you think that T-Mo will ever be a contender between Cingular and Verizon? Anyways, you can go back to hating me and living your pathetic little lives. 😈 😈 😈
P.S. - Cingular will always be better than sh*tty T-Mobile.....always. 👿
P.S.S - I like the "swiss-cheese" coverage maps...great touch.
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😈 😈 yeah!!! You tmobile dorks are funny 😲 you guys actually entetained yourselves all long and made an enormous string...sweet 😛
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too bad that T-Mobile forum is f??ked up by such idiots 🤭 😳 😲 😡
this forum should be shut down ASAP to ban such idiots
this forum should be shut down ASAP to ban such idiots
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U suck! Get a life! You T-Mobile reject! I bet the reason you hate T-Mobile is because they rejected you as a customer! Us customers don't need idiot rejects like you messing things up and creating bad rap-sheets for our EXCELLENT GET MORE service provider. So, go run along now, and play with Cingular and yourself to help them raise the bar on their rate plans, which by the way STINK!
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T-MoAGOGO you are awesome 🙂 You are the king of nerd land. But I hope you feel a little bit guilty for playing with the emotions of all those who worship Katherine Zeta Jones. 😎
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Hello, please look at who you just replied to. I think you posted to the wrong person.
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go home, and ???? off
that's all you can do
everybody else got fooled by you such troll, but I didn't
your BU??SH?? is too good to be true, I already known your information is COMPLETELY MISLEADING
that's all you can do
everybody else got fooled by you such troll, but I didn't
your BU??SH?? is too good to be true, I already known your information is COMPLETELY MISLEADING
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😛 U suck! Get a life! You T-Mobile reject! I bet the reason you hate T-Mobile is because they rejected you as a customer! Us customers don't need idiot rejects like you messing things up and creating bad rap-sheets for our EXCELLENT GET MORE service provider. So, go run along now, and play with Cingular and yourself to help them raise the bar on their rate plans, which by the way STINK! 🤣 🤣 🤣 😈
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🙄 I swear you must be the BIGGEST retard I have ever seen! Get a life! I don't know why you people are so into Cingular. They suck. They treat thier customers like sh*t! But then again that is what you probably are! 😲 Don't make me start w/ my Cingular again! 🤣 A**wipe! 🙄
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The blackberry 7100T and HP IPAQ 6315 are quad band devices. 1900/1800/900/850. This benefits T-Mobile in the long run to purchase this spectrum, versus paying whatever it is they pay Cingular wireless for roaming agreements. HELLO, Smart business decision! Get More!
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GetmoreYanc78 said:
The blackberry 7100T and HP IPAQ 6315 are quad band devices. 1900/1800/900/850. This benefits T-Mobile in the long run to purchase this spectrum, versus paying whatever it is they pay Cingular wireless for roaming agreements. HELLO, Smart business decision! Get More!
Hello! T-Mobile can't purchase this spectrum. The only way they can is if they purchase a cellular (800) provider. For most of the US the cellular provider is either Verizon (CDMA) or cingular (GSM.) Unless T-Mobile purchases cingular (highly unlikely) T-Mobile will *never* have their own cellular "850" spectrum.
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My bad littlefuzzbear, a portion of their network, not their entire spectrum.
http://www.cellular-news.com/forum/viewthread.php?ti ... »
Deutsche Telekom buys U.S. mobile network for $2.5 billion
5/25/2004 1:08:59 AM
FRANKFURT, May 25 (Reuters) - Deutsche Telekom, Europe's top phone carrier, is buying U.S. rival Cingular's mobile phone network in California and Nevada for $2.5 billion
Check it out it's old news.
http://www.cellular-news.com/forum/viewthread.php?ti ... »
Deutsche Telekom buys U.S. mobile network for $2.5 billion
5/25/2004 1:08:59 AM
FRANKFURT, May 25 (Reuters) - Deutsche Telekom, Europe's top phone carrier, is buying U.S. rival Cingular's mobile phone network in California and Nevada for $2.5 billion
Check it out it's old news.
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What tmobile reps started this? Their is absoultly NO WAY that t-mobile will ever be #1 do you guys actually sell n&w for $5? T-Mobile will have to pass up Verizon & then the best CINGULAR. The areas that your people bought were the same ares that cingular had to sell off to keep from haveing a "corner" on the market. I hope all you tmobile reps aren't jumping the gun & sounding stuipd like the first guy. He set a rep for all of you with me!!!
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Why can't we ever be #1? Huh? Tell me? Sorry to disappoint you but Cingular isn't the best! Rep? What rep! 🙄
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WHO IS NUMBER 1? T-Mobile has THREE differnet providers that they would have to buy or beat to be number 1. As we all know there is no way that tmobile will ever beat any of those above them. Expecially Cingular & Verizon. Cingular is the best & is quickly getting the best rep. Take that pill & live with it. Life goes on
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WHO IS NUMBER 1? T-Mobile has THREE differnet providers that they would have to buy or beat to be number 1. As we all know there is no way that tmobile will ever beat any of those above them. Expecially Cingular & Verizon. Cingular is the best & is quickly getting the best rep. Take that pill & live with it. Life goes on
the "largest" network does not make you the best asshat, look at your ****ty data plans, your ****ty text plans, hell even your ****ty voice plans, bugger off
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They sell. Who added the most customer last year. Tell Me Please. Look at the numbers. Apparently customers are happy with what we have to offer. One other thing you GIVE a second line away & not charge the 19.99 or 9.99 & you will loose your butt
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🤣 Cingular may have better coverage than T-Mobile, but I think Cingular STINKS! I recently heard that they changed their plans and services. Now instead of the weekend minutes ending at 7am, they now end at 6am. 🤣 People who had Unlimited cell phone data usuage through MEdia Net, now only get 3MB of data, and on top of that, they raised the prices and lowered the use of the features. I think that sucks! They are not raising the BAR, they are lowering the bar, causing Cingular customers to run to T-Mobile where they "Literally Get More". For $4.99/month T-Mobile gives you Unlimited T-Zones, and for $19.99 Unlimited Data. Cingular gives you:
http://www.cingular.com/media/media_net_purchase »
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I do agree with you on the text and data... For some reason Cingular tries everything they can to be just like Verizon... but as far as the 1000 unlim n&w... yea it's a good deal, but, face it, Cingular does give unlim m2m on all plans above 39.99... that's a lot of free calling... so...
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That just show how much you know! 🙄 So your saying that T-Mobile can't EVER be #1 because we aren't #1 now? WoW! you really are ignorant! 🤣 T-Mobile can and will be #1. So zip it, you moron! The fact is Cingular isn't the best. I don't care what the hell you say! Just because they have little more bigger coverage than T-Mobile doesn't make them the best. Cingular's plans suck! Thier Customer service suck. I don't think they even really care about what their customers want. So how about YOU take that pill and shove it! 🙂
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AberFitchDuDe87 said:Psst. I hate to put a damper on your day, but Tmobile is in NO position to ever be #1 in the U.S. Cingular doesn't have a "little" more coverage than Tmobile......
That just show how much you know! 🙄 So your saying that T-Mobile can't EVER be #1 because we aren't #1 now? WoW! you really are ignorant! 🤣 T-Mobile can and will be #1. So zip it, you moron! The fact is Cingular isn't the best. I don't care what the hell you say! Just because they have little more bigger coverage than T-Mobile doesn't make them the best. Cingular's plans suck! Thier Customer service suck. I don't think they even really care about what their customers want. So how about YOU take that pill and shove it! 🙂
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🙄 T-Mobile is no postion to be #1 YET! But you never know in the future! Cingular's plan do suck & he is ignorant. To my understanding he says "T-Mobile can't be #1 because they aren't #1 now! 🙄
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AberFitchDuDe87 said:Let me reiterate. Tmobile is in NO position to attain the number one spot in the U.S. any time soon or in the near future.
🙄 T-Mobile is no postion to be #1 YET! But you never know in the future! Cingular's plan do suck & he is ignorant. To my understanding he says "T-Mobile can't be #1 because they aren't #1 now! 🙄
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Ok! Well, that's YOUR opinion. Also I never said they could be #1 in the "near future", I said in the future!
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AberFitchDuDe87 said:So, what are we talking about, Sky Captain? 20 yrs? 55 yrs? Stop acting like a little fanboy in love with an inanimate thing and suck it up. Tmobile doesn't have the resources to be number one in the U.S. In fact, it's not even in their agenda to do so. They've found their niche, and it's where they're going to work for the time being.
Ok! Well, that's YOUR opinion. Also I never said they could be #1 in the "near future", I said in the future!
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There's only one thing that's remotely good about T-Mobile. What do you get when you cross a failing Cellular Company, and an out of work actress? You get Catherine Zeta Jones representing a sh*tty company....but she is a damn fine MILF!!!Good job T-mo. Now we only need Cingular to get Angelina Jolie, and Verizon to get Jenna Jameson... 🤣 😛
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Never said that. I said that tmobile would have to surpass 4 differnet companys to become number 1, & lets face it No ONE see that happening
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T-Mobile has purchased rights to all over Cingular/ATT's 850mHz Spectrum allover the USA. THAT MEANS WE WILL BE THE BIGGEST NETWORK IN AMERICA!!!!!!!
actually, youll be borrowing off of cingulars network. cingular still has the biggest network. you guys just get to play with it for a bit. at the end of the day, all your doing is mooching off something ya'all couldnt afford. go back to your little local plans.....let the REAL wireless giants run things k? thanks. buh bye now.
actually, youll be borrowing off of cingulars network. cingular still has the biggest network. you guys just get to play with it for a bit. at the end of the day, all your doing is mooching off something ya'all couldnt afford. go back to your little local plans.....let the REAL wireless giants run things k? thanks. buh bye now.
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Man, I love it when the morons start chiming in, too dumb to really even understand how badly they are embarrassing themselves. 🤣
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JDigital said:You do realize that's what you, Aleq, and myself are here for, right? To rid the earth of such nimrods...or at least this forum.
Man, I love it when the morons start chiming in, too dumb to really even understand how badly they are embarrassing themselves. 🤣
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mingkee said:WHOA! Now that was uncalled for.
IT'S BETTER YOU GET BEHEADED BY AL-?????
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T-MoAGOGO said:Speak of a nimrod, and he/she shall appear.
What about ME??? I started this whole mess.
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lol what are you nutjobs talking about? your bragging about how great your network is, when all your doing is mooching off an existing network developed by cingular and aws. even your rate plans are sub par....whats this BS about having to pay an extra 5 bucks to get free weekends? with cingular weekends are included for free. same on aws. your mtm is even a cheap copmparision. stop trying to play ball with the big kids and go back to your walkie talkies and barbie dolls.
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My God, you are clueless. T-Mobile only uses/used Cingular's network in selected places, and Cingular especially used T-Mobile's in others, most notably New York City. So when 20/20 rated Cingular number 1 in NYC, guess whose network that actually was?
Also, ALL of T-Mobile's plans include free weekends except the $19.99 plan which includes 500 weekend minutes, and the $49.99 regional plan which includes 3000 flat rate minutes per month. Free nights are also included on virtually all family plans and single lines $39.99 and up, although the current $45.99 for 1000 minutes plus free nights and weekends is also available for $39.99 without the nights.
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Also, ALL of T-Mobile's plans include free weekends except the $19.99 plan which includes 500 weekend minutes, and the $49.99 regional plan which includes 3000 flat rate minutes per month. Free nights are also included on virtually all family plans and single lines $39.99 and up, although the current $45.99 for 1000 minutes plus free nights and weekends is also available for $39.99 without the nights.
Regarding M2M, it is included for free on all family plans, and is a $6 add-on for a...
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